Fitch Affirms NAB’s Mortgage Covered Bonds at ‘AAA’/Stable
SYDNEY, September 28 Fitch Ratings has affirmed National Australia Bank Limited's AUD20.2 billion of outstanding mortgage covered bonds at 'AAA'. The Outlook is Stable.
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